Marshal Foch Honored. Legion Vows Peace and Unity
Editor Hanford and MacNider pay tribute to Marshal Foch. The American Legion pledges to promote real peace and stand with allies who fought together. They pledge to strengthen the Legion as a force for good and to support veterans and the nation in pursuing lasting security.
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Hantora
MacNider
Hanford
athe” “Américan _Legion
Marshal Foch
Légion
America
Wis
France
Belghum
Italy
Ameriind
Coe
Jonce
American ‘Legion
American “Legion
Legion
Seed funds for farm aids spur heated House vote
Washington March 1 The agricultural appropriation bill passed the House after debate over a 360000 item for free seeds, with a roll call 173 to 142 against restoring the seed payment. The measure moves to the Senate as part of a 26 million farm aid package amid broader political pressure over government programs.
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Washington
McArthur
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Bryb
Fred
Pelron
Court Indicts and Fines in Local Cases
Pleas of guilty brought fines of 100 dollars each and jail for three men. A judgment of 1963 dollars and 5 cents was entered against P. P. Hashitt. 3502 dollars against Foster Goble. 440.50 dollars with interest to December 12 1912 against C Tibbs. Foreclosure granted of 1067.50 in Kaufman vs Cunningham. Jury disagreed in Wilson vs Staley trespass. Turner vs Martin tied to railway ties case. Forsman delay from Edgar county. Short case continued. some grand jury cases sent to county court.
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Rand
Nqior
Andrew Lowry
Cora
Martin
P. P. Hashitt
R. J
Charles A. Turner
Glenn Forsman
Edgar County
Charles Short
Arthur Poorman
Montgomery House Fire Destroys Two Story Home
A two story residence owned and occupied by Clay Montgomery burned to the ground around 2:00 Sunday morning in the town’s eastern part. Fire started apparently from the wiring and gained headway before discovery, leaving little salvage. The family barely escaped with their lives. insurance on building and contents was listed at 1900 dollars.
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Clay Montgomery
Atood
Mrs. Nancy Tibbs Dies At 64 In Marshall
Mrs. Nancy Tibbs age 64 daughter of John B. Redmon and Susan Redmon died Saturday at her home after a long illness. Born September 28, 1858 in Westfield township she married Newton Tibbs August 30, 1877 and had two sons Otho and William Herbert of Marshall. Survived by two brothers Dr J R Redmon Reno Nevada and W E Redmon Paris and one sister Mrs Emily Ky Moffet Paris. She belonged to Concord Baptist Church and Eastern Star Marshall Chapter No 79. Funeral Monday at 2 00 pm at home with Rev Co Benettit and Eastern Star aiding burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Nancy Tibbs
John B
Susan Redmon
Westfield
Township
Newton Tibbs
Otho
William Herbert
Marshall
Tils
Nev
W. EB. Redmon
Paris
Emily
Ky. Moffet
Concord Baptist
Westfield’ Township
Coleman B. Dawson
Tibbs
Eastern Star
Co. Benettit
Small town amateurism guards true athletic spirit
The text argues that no glory or prestige comes from contests, only genuine amateur spirit. It warns against importing ringers and says home supporters see through it. It stresses that a town's pride lies in purely amateur competition and lasting public interest.
Post Office Cuts Carriers and Rural Route Reassignments
The Mail Service trims carrier staff from three to two and shifts some city routes to rural delivery. The change takes effect April 1 as part of cost cuts while aiming to keep service satisfactory. A semi annual rural route inspection will occur April 1 to check box locations and owner names.
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Postoffice Department
Reverend J G Craig Dies on Street Near Shipe Hardware
Reverend J G Craig died instantly Friday at about 5 PM after being stricken on a Marshall street near Shipe Hardware Store. He left a widow two daughters Mrs Lloyd Pulver and Mrs John Rademaker and a son William, plus another daughter Mrs Joseph McCollum deceased earlier. Funeral services were at Marshall Christian Church Sunday at 2 PM, with burial in Marshall cemetery, conducted by Rev Bert Bekel and Rev Burl H Caniler.
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J. C. Craig
Shipe Hardware
Lloyd Pulver
John Rademaker
Willam
Joseph McCollum
Thomas
William
Marshall
Darvicas
The
Marshall Christian
Bert’ Bekel
Election Results From Marshall Township April 3 1855
Polls opened at nine and closed after four in the afternoon. Ballots counted for supervisor town clerk collector and highway commissioners show N Willard 198 for supervisor and Whitehead 211 for town clerk, with other officials receiving various totals. The record notes the election took place twenty years after Marshall's establishment.
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Walter Cork
Marshall Township
David Kline
LeRoy Bradley
A. W. Brainerd
B. Archer
Whitehead
J. Shaw
John Hurst
M. Bennett
John Black
Jesse Mark
W. W. Lucan
Robt
Partridge
H. N., Barber
Enoch Lee
Isaac Stark
A. Pritchard
N. Harlan
Levi Williams
W. C. Whitlock
J. Fitzsimons
W. Whaley
Robt. Rankins
B. Lovell
N. Washburn
M. Perry
J. W. Pritchard
Marshall
Indianapolis stock market hog and cattle prices report
Hog receipts steady on Monday March 20 with market 25 to 350 higher. Hogs mostly 10.50 to 10.65 for heavy and medium. 10.60 to 10.65 for mixed and lights. roughs 8.50. sows 5.00 to 6.50. good pigs 9 to 9.50. Cattle run smallest in months. steers 7.25 to 9.00. stockers 6.75 to 7.25. cows 5.25 to 6.50. medium butchers 4.26 to 4.76. calves 9.50 to 10.50. sheep and lambs steady.
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Johnson, Tibbs & Drake
United States to Survey Pig Population Across 14 States
A cooperative effort by the U S department of agriculture and the post office plans a May survey of pig numbers on at least 12 farms per rural route across Illinois Ohio Indiana Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Georgia Alabama Mississippi. Data from short questionnaires will estimate sow counts farrow dates and total farm acreage. results will be confidential and used to forecast hog supply and stabilize prices.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Martha Bays Dies at 92 in Terre Haute Area
Mrs. Martha Bays aged ninety two died at her son Hubert Bays home Sunday morning. She leaves three sons, two in Terre Haute and one in town. Funeral services were held at the house and the remains were buried in Dunlap cemetery.
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Martha Bays
Hubert
Bays
Terre Haute
Republican Primary Yields Local Clerk and Commissioner Races
Marshall township voters produced results for clerk and commissioner posts with names Camo Murphy Homer Brosman and George Litteral amid a spirited race and expectation of a large vote in the upcoming election.
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Marshall Township
Camo Murphy
Homer Brosman
George Litteral
Township Primaries Prep for April 4 1922 Election
Preparatory primaries were held Saturday for the township election set for Tuesday April 4 1922. The Herald will publish facsimiles of official ballots for townships near Marshall and Trema from sections away from Marshall listing other candidates. Voters show greater interest in county affairs this spring than before.
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the Herald
Marshall
Local Notices Reveal Names and Destinations in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with ages and townships such as Clark A Nyles of Wabash and Pearl Homan of Paris, plus Charles Hughes of Wabash to Goldie Lindsey and others, though many entries are garbled and incomplete.
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Clark
A. Nyles
Wabash
Pearl Homan
Paris
Charles ‘Hughes
Wabash Township
Goldie Lindsey
Wibast Township
Charles
Bierbaum
Marshall Township
Mabel
T. Beltz
Darwin
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Mra Lewman
Chicago: ‘Tribune
Gove
Waukegan
Hig
Small
Notre Dame
Oval
Montgomery
Nancy
G. F. Haines
Wall Street
Concord
New Hampshire
Anna * Johnson
Clarence B. Gaines
J. G. Craig
Marshall Markets
Wadley & To
Eoeteloc
Cox & Renner
Randall & Stephenson
Mickie
Nerend
N. Willard
Charles H. Welsh
Indianapolis Stock Market
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